Yes, this game is great!

I've currently got 44 weapons out of 65. I decided to take a break because all this killing is playing on my conscience! But really, don't you think games like Drakengard desenitize one to violence? Not that it bother's ME though. Mmm...blood *drools* (joke)

Anyhow, let me rage on some more about how good this game is!
I really liked the realationship that Caim and the Dragon shared. The both of them had to give up a bit of pride each to sustain it though. (SPOILER)I really liked the first ending. The way Caim gets emotional over the dragon touched me. It's just that Caim feels nothing through the whole game but happiness at other beings suffering so to see him show emotion towards the dragon made me feel all warm and fuzzy inside! It must have been like losing part of himself. Also the dragon had swallowed a lot of his pride in order to do what he did. This shows that the characters also grew as people throughout the journey.

I agree with you about the voice acting. It certainly is some of the best I have heard in a video game. It has really got that "medieval England" vibe running through it. I felt each voice actor portrayed their characters unique personality well and, to me, the dragon' voices is of particular note. It was also very well written, so much so in fact, that it often had me running for the dictionary! But that is always a good thing as I get to expand my vocabulary as I enjoy a great game!

Also, on the credits roll you can see that the music has sampled classical artists such as J.S. Bach, Tchaisky and Mozart to name a few. To me, a fan of classical music, that is SO cool!!! *starts dancing*

Overall, I think more people should have given it a chance. So, if you're sitting there reading this and have yet to sample the delights of Drakengard, get out of that chair and get yourself a copy NOW! I did, and I definitly do not regret it!

Thanks again, Kikimm. For recommending this great game to me!